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Barclays Mix Monitor: Rail Revenue Through Week 20
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Barclays Mix Monitor: Rail Revenue Through Week 20
Equity Research
26 May 2026
North America Transportation
Barclays Mix Monitor: Rail Revenue
Through Week 20
Rail volume expansion and higher fuel prices are driving our North America Transportation
objective QTD weekly revenue tracker well ahead of POSITIVE
consensus second quarter estimates. Comparisons are likely North America Transportation
Brandon R. Oglenski
to continue improving through June as carriers lap last year's +1 212 526 8903
"Liberation Day" headwinds. brandon.oglenski@barclays.com
BCI, US
Eric Morgan, CFA
2Q26 Revenue Through May 23, 2026 +1 212 526 9642
North American rail volumes were mostly in line with normal seasonality last week, with some eric.morgan@barclays.com
softness evident on the West Coast (in both the US and Canada), while Eastern carriers generally BCI, US
out-performed. Industry QTD volumes are up 3% on a YoY basis (through week 19) supported by David Zazula, CFA
easing comparisons, with growth across most major commodity groups aside from coal (owing +1 212 526 5108
to contraction in Canada and the Western US). Among the carriers, CSX and Norfolk Southern david.zazula@barclays.com
lead the group on QTD volumes (through week 20) with chemicals, coal and intermodal BCI, US
supporting 3-6% growth YoY (on a unit basis). Union Pacific carloads are up 1% (with coal John Dorsett
declines partially offsetting growth in bulk and automotive shipments) while units are roughly +1 212 526 8487
flat at Canadian National (with grain offsetting intermodal) and Canadian Pacific Kansas City john.dorsett@barclays.com
(with increased agricultural shipments offsetting declines in coal). BCI, US
On revenue estimates, we mark to market carrier results quarter to date for the latest reported
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